Twelve Moons

Twelve Moons by Mary Oliver, published by Little, Brown on August 30, 1979, is a collection of poetry comprising 77 pages. In this fourth volume, Oliver delves into the intricate realms of nature and human relationships, capturing the deep yearning for connection with both. The poems reflect an appreciation for the beauty found in the natural world, presenting a vivid exploration of themes that resonate with the human experience.
Readers will encounter a series of vibrant and magical poems that convey an intimate vision of the world around us. Oliver’s work invites contemplation of nature’s beauty and the complexities of human emotions, offering insights into the fleeting moments of connection we experience. This edition, printed in English, showcases Oliver’s unique voice as a prominent woman author in the realm of poetry, while also touching on themes relevant to the LGBT community.
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In her fourth volume of poetry, Twelve Moons, Pulitzer Prize-winning Mary Oliver continues to explore the alluring, yet well-nigh inaccessible kingdoms of nature and human relationships, and man’s profound, persistent desire for a joyous union with them. these vibrant, magical poems pulse with an aching awareness of nature’s unaffected beauty. Her absorbing intimate vision leads us into the natural and human kingdoms we only fleetingly grasp.
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